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Stop defining sex by penetration

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Katy MacKinnon
For a person who has only taken part in heterosexual sexual experiences, the answer to the question, “How many people have you slept with?” often results in a reference to the number of situations...
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Intro to the Out and About feature

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Fraser Nelund
This issue contains articles that touch on far-reaching topics. We have pieces exploring various genders and sexual identities. We have allowed no space for those arguing for the validity of binaries. We have an...
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They/their/them

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Kara Passey
Pretty much since the beginning of my life, I didn’t identify with my assigned gender. The colour pink, dresses, dolls… none of it was really my thing. Luckily I had some pretty supportive parents that...
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A word from Jonny Sopotiuk

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Jonny Sopotiuk
I was first elected as president of UMSU in 2008. I quickly realized that I would be expected to be a representative of the queer community through my role. Shortly after my election an article...
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Leading by example

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Mike Still
Anyone who knows, or has talked to Chris Voth personally, understands the calibre of person that he is. Most would define him as a kind and confident leader, with numerous accolades to his name. His accomplishments...
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How to react when a friend comes out

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Katy MacKinnon
The first time a friend came out to me, I had no idea how to react. Consequently I’ve always remembered that uncertain experience with a tinge of regret. Though I felt I was being supportive...
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How to be an ally

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Quinn Richert
Admittedly, I’m not the perfect ally. Like many people, I am often guilty of failing to recognize hidden biases and assumptions towards the LGBTTQ* community that creep into my everyday thoughts and actions. I decided...

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